Overview of Project Management Fundamentals

Overview of Project Management Fundamentals

Before discussing in detail the use of project management (PM) to manage Lean projects, it is important to have a good understanding of what the topic is all about. All too often people talk about PM but fail to understand the fundamentals necessary to make it a reality. Good PM requires knowledge a...

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